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  • It also offers customers consumable supplies like ion exchange resins, which remove impurities.
  • Such tests can be performed for about 25 cents'worth of consumable supplies, Pinckert said.
  • In addition to addressing the large-format reproduction needs of their customers, reprographers frequently sell reprographic equipment and consumable supplies.
  • They are well stocked with food, water, medicine and other consumable supplies, and are capable of generating their own power.
  • In between levels, players are taken to a campsite where they can purchase consumable supplies for power-ups, examine acquired tools, save progress and more.
  • Hsupply . com, which brings together procurement specialists and producers of consumable supplies like tissue and soaps, is now making its service reachable by hand held mobile devices.
  • "' Addtech Life Science "'markets and sells instruments, consumable supplies and services to laboratories in healthcare and research, diagnostics equipment for healthcare and process and analysis equipment for industry.
  • Hsupply . com, which brings together procurement specialists and producers of consumable supplies like tissue and soaps, is now making its service reachable by hand-held mobile devices . ( Holsendolph, Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
  • A field narcotics testing line of products is produced under the NIK Public Safety and ODV brands, as well as consumable supplies for forensics and investigation personnel under the Forensics Source and Projectina brands.
  • Meanwhile, NCR faces a host of challengers in other key businesses, which include mid-to large-scale computer systems and related software, computer system maintenance and consulting, financial transaction processing equipment, related consumable supplies, cash registers and barcode scanners.
  • This would allow the hull to be strengthened, and have increased carrying capacity in consumable supplies, as well as improve the ventilation conditions of the rowers, an especially important factor in maintaining their stamina, and thereby improving the ship's maintainable speed.